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How to Find the Best Cheap Bunk Beds

Shoppers who want to save space: Bunk beds make room to accommodate other furniture.

Shoppers after a bunk bed that can last: Solid wood can cost more, but it's built to withstand rough children and adult guests who could sleep over.

Families on a budget: Some bunk beds can be separated into separate beds. This can be useful when your children grow out of them or if you move to an area with more space.

Safety Features

When shopping for a bunkbed ensure that it is in compliance with all safety standards. It should have a solid base and guardrails on top of the mattress. It should also be sturdy enough to withstand the weight of your child and not easily tip over. Also, consider if there are side handles to aid your child in getting into and out of the bed in a safe manner. Some bunk beds include ladders, whereas others provide stairs. Ladders are easier to climb and take up less space than stairs.

It is also crucial to think about the materials that are used to construct bunk beds. Solid wood is more expensive, however, it is able to withstand rougher play better than particle board laminated. It's also a more attractive option for rooms for kids. You might consider the way that the bunk beds for kids bed could be utilized if you plan to host guests from the adult world at times. Could it be split into two beds?

Bunk beds come in a variety of shades, so it's easy to choose one that complements your child's bedroom. Some models are painted, while others feature natural finishes. It is a good idea to consider how the bunk bed will look in conjunction with other furniture for your bedroom and other furniture.

Some bunk beds are equipped with a detachable slide, which is a fun feature that kids can enjoy. This bunk bed accessory can bring hours of fun for your kids. They can slide down the slide with their pals or take their stuffed animals on rides.

This Max and Lily bunk bed comes with a twin-size top mattress and an all-size bottom mattress. It can accommodate two kids in one room. It's a great option for families with three children or more. Choose from a range of classic finishes that will blend with any decor. A clean white finish is a guaranteed option for coastal, cottage and colorful rooms, while gray finishes work well with more contemporary palettes. A universally neutral stained finish, like clay, is also an excellent choice for a variety of interior styles.

Mattress

The mattress you select for bunk beds will have a big impact on how your kids sleep. A top-quality mattress will help support their backs and prevent them from falling off the top or pushing into each one. Bunk bed mattresses come in various materials, including foam, innerspring, and hybrid. They're designed to fit the narrower frames of bunk beds, but it's best to consider your child's weight and position when selecting one.

The first thing you should look for in a bunk bed is if it meets minimum safety standards, such as guardrails that keep children from falling off the top. Also, make sure whether the bunk is stable and has enough headroom between the beds at the top and bottom. You should also make sure that the bunk bed fits the space you need and matches the decor of your child's bedroom.

Metal bunk beds are generally less expensive than wooden models and are an excellent choice for families who have a limited budget or are planning to move soon. This twin-over-twin bunk bed by YourZone has an easy-to-assemble design and is made of lightweight materials like MDF and Kiln-dried wood. Its sleek lines and simple slatted headboards and footboards give it an elegant design and feel that's robust against wear and tear. It's also tested by CPSC to ensure it can support up to 500 pounds per bed, and Greenguard Gold certified to have low chemical emissions.

For older children who require a little more room This full-over-full bunk from Max and Lily is a great option. The bed can be customized to meet your specific requirements. You can also opt for the stairs instead of a ladder, which will save you flooring space. It's a good option for siblings with an age gap because the lower bed comes with a full size mattress, while the upper mattress is a twin. It's a great option for sleepovers and guests as well, since the trundle can be used to accommodate an additional guest.

This bunk bed is the only wood-free model we've reviewed, and it's an excellent choice for parents who are worried about the durability of their bunks. The metal bunk is made to last, and it's robust enough that Fenton says she would be able to trust it with her children. It's also affordable and comes in a variety of colors, ranging from neutral gray to bold blue, which means it's easy to mix it up with your child's decor. It will require some assembly but the pieces are clearly marked, so it's not difficult to put together.

Storage

If your children are old enough to live in a bunk bed, without your supervision, you might be interested in purchasing one with built-in storage. Some bunk beds have drawers underneath the bottom bunk that can be used to store blankets, clothes or toys. This option makes it easy to keep the room neat and tidy. It's also a great choice for families who travel frequently or who have more than two kids sharing a room.

Some bunk beds are inexpensive and can be divided into two separate beds. This can free up space in a smaller room or offer you the flexibility of you are moving to a different house. This is a feature most of the wooden bunk beds in this roundup offer, and it's worth looking for if you're considering one of those options.

Consider how often you will use the bunk bed, and whether or not you plan to add other furniture to the room when shopping for one. In addition to the quality and construction, the design should also be considered. If you plan to keep the bunk bed for a long time years, it's worth investing in a sturdy and well-constructed product.

The cheapest bunk beds are usually constructed from cheap materials such as medium-density fiberboard and kiln-dried wood, which is okay for kids but may not last as long for those who are adults or frequent sleepers. However, you can still find cheap bunk beds that are made from better materials. For instance, the Xtreme Metal Bunk Bed is made of durable aluminum and has a high capacity for weight. It's also a great option for families with young children because it can be divided into two separate beds as they get older.

If you want a bunk bed that can match your children's other furniture in the bedroom, choose an option that comes in a variety of designs and finishes, as well as matching headboards and footboards. It will look nice should you decide to add more furniture pieces in the future. The South Shore twin-over-twin metal bunk bed is a great option to consider, since it's available in five colors and comes with stairs instead of a ladder. It's also available in queen-over queen sizes, which makes it an excellent option for teenagers or adults.

Style

A bunk bed's style can differ based on the materials and configurations. Some bunk beds are made from wood that is sustainably harvested, and GreenGuard Gold certified. Bunk beds can also be built in an L-shaped shape or with additional features like desks or drawers built into them. Some bunk beds can be disassembled and used as a two-piece beds that is a great alternative for kids who are likely to outgrow their bunk beds or are planning to move soon.

Size-wise, bunk beds come in a variety of sizes. The most common are twin-overtwin and full over-full. If you have the space you need, consider an extra tall bunk bed, such as this one from Ikea that's recommended by experts. It includes a ladder that can be moved to either side of the frame to accommodate various room layouts. This bed can accommodate a standard twin mattress in both the top and bottom bed, and has two slats to help support the mattresses.

If you don't have enough space for an extra tall bunk bed, choose this IKEA bed which is just 61 3/4 inches shorter. It's recommended for kids over 6 years old, and it's easy to put together at home using the use of a screwdriver or drill. It fits a standard twin mattress in the lower bed and an full-size or XL twin mattress in the upper bed, which means it's suitable for most kids from toddler to elementary school.

Another option is this steel bunk bed made by Room & Board, which the experts recommend for its durability and quality. It's the only childrens bunk beds bed not made of wood on this list. It's also designed to last for a "very long time." It can accommodate twin or full-sized beds, includes a ladder at each end, and slats that are secured on both sides. It also has a trundle under the bunk at the bottom that can be used by guests.

This wood bunk beds for kids bed from Crate & Kids will suit those who want something classic and simple. It is recommended for kids older than six years, and has strong guardrails to keep the young children safe while they sleep in the upper level. It is available in a variety of colors and finishes and is easy to assemble.